No, but so much circumstantial evidence should mean something and with him being on parole, his home should've been searched just like so many other people on parole have had their homes and property searched. Thank you for your reply.
My next door neighbor's friend broke into my house and stole all of my jewelry and two firearms and also left a lot of damage. I didn't even know his name but I knew it was him from the moment it happened. I later found out that he was on parole for two home invasions, five b&e's and one larceny...